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Why is the Crema from My Coffee Machine So Thin?
During espresso extraction, the emergence of crema is always a soothing sight. Especially when you see that thick, golden foam after pulling the shot—coffee art enthusiasts couldn't be happier. But if one day you discover that the extracted crema is sparse, thin, or virtually nonexistent, then there's likely a problem.
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What Causes Thin Espresso Crema? Why Does Crema Have Many Large Bubbles? Factors That Make Espresso Taste Bad?
Recently, FrontStreet Coffee discovered while browsing that many friends encounter this situation when extracting espresso: "The extracted espresso has thin crema with many obvious large bubbles! The entire coffee tastes bland, has a thin mouthfeel, and the presence of bubbles affects the beauty of latte art patterns!
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Are Coffee Beans with More Oil Better? The Relationship Between Coffee Bean Oil Content and Espresso Quality
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style). Espresso extracted through high pressure retains all aromas and subtle differences. High temperature and pressure extraction release carbon dioxide produced in coffee cells through photosynthesis, just like when you open a can of cola, the foam surges as carbon dioxide releases
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What Information Does Espresso Crema Convey? Why Can't the Crema for Latte Art Be Too Thick?
As we all know, crema is the hallmark substance of espresso, and it's precisely its appearance that distinguishes espresso from other coffees. However, the state of crema, like the taste of espresso itself, changes constantly every day! Sometimes thick, sometimes thin, sometimes silky and smooth
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Why Do Serrated Patterns Sometimes Appear in Latte Art? What to Do When Milk Frothing Goes Wrong?
"Unable to form proper patterns in latte art and frequently encountering serrated edges" – these are common challenges that many who create latte art coffee regularly face. Typically, those experiencing these issues tend to blame themselves, but even when adjustments are made, the "serrated patterns" still persist. This suggests that these individuals haven't
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How to Make Rich and Long-lasting Crema Like Espresso with a Moka Pot?
FrontStreet Coffee has many friends who are loyal enthusiasts of espresso. Compared to the light and fresh taste of pour-over single-origin coffee, they prefer coffee that is deep and rich, so they have long included coffee machines on their shopping lists! However, semi-automatic coffee machines are too expensive. After some research, they chose cost-effective alternatives.
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Recommended Espresso Beans with Rich Crema for Coffee Art
For more professional coffee knowledge and coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account: cafe_style). A quality espresso with a clearly visible crema layer requires good quality coffee beans, proper grind size, beans with rich crema, and a skilled barista. Compared to drip coffee
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Essential Guide for Coffee Beginners: How to Create Beautiful Latte Art with Illustrated Techniques
Have you ever experienced this moment while reading this article: "Watching other baristas create latte art as smooth as silk, but when it's your turn, it's a completely different story"
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Is American Coffee Better Without Surface Crema? The Correct Way to Make Americano Coffee Illustrated
The Americano coffee we typically order in coffee shops is made by diluting espresso with water. This means the espresso's natural crema is included. The crema in an Americano usually dissipates within about 3-5 minutes, and most people don't pay much attention to it, but FrontStreet Coffee wants to tell you that it's precisely these overlooked elements that make all the difference.
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Why is Espresso Crema So Bitter? How to Drink It Correctly? Tasting Espresso
The golden foam floating on top of espresso is what we call Crema. People have a common view of it - "It's the soul of espresso! It can be thick, but not thin!" Although people call it the "soul" of espresso, anyone who has tasted it alone knows
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Espresso Crema: Simple in Appearance Yet Worth Deep Investigation!
Many coffee enthusiasts who use brewing methods other than espresso machines often worry about their coffee lacking crema. Do only espresso machines produce crema?! Why does moka pot espresso have so little crema?! What constitutes perfect espresso crema?! When it comes to the topic of crema
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Why Pour-Over Coffee Lacks Crema: What Is Coffee Crema and Why Do Coffee Beans Produce Oil?
Why doesn't pour-over coffee have crema? Is it because the beans aren't fresh? Recently FrontStreet Coffee noticed this discussion topic. Pour-over coffee isn't completely without crema—while not visually prominent, it manifests in the mouthfeel. What is coffee crema? When speaking of coffee crema, what perhaps first comes to mind is the golden-tinged oil atop espresso
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Can You Judge Espresso Quality by Its Crema? What Exactly is Espresso Crema?
You've probably heard people say, 'You can tell if espresso is good just by looking at its crema. The best espresso has fine, rich, golden crema.' But can you really judge espresso quality by the appearance of its crema? To determine whether this method works, we just need to present you with two questions.
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What Are the Reasons for No Crema in Espresso? The Correct Method for Making Espresso
The process of extracting rich crema-filled espresso using a coffee machine is a romantic pursuit for espresso enthusiasts. Of course, it's also part of the daily routine for modern baristas. But one day, you might notice that the espresso you've extracted is different from usual - there's no crema. For those encountering this situation for the first time, it can be quite alarming, leading to
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Is Oily Coffee Really Delicious? How to Grind Coffee Beans for More Rich Oils?
Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information Please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style) Some cheap, low-quality coffee beans can still produce good oils when fresh. Conversely, if a light-roasted, high-quality coffee bean is extracted, presenting relatively thin, golden-yellow oils, it doesn't necessarily mean this cup of coffee tastes bad. ●CREMA Coffee oils are the most important component of espresso
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How to Make Rich Crema on Espresso? What Substances Compose Crema?
Just a few days ago, a customer came to our shop to enjoy an espresso. Before leaving, they remarked, "I absolutely love your espresso! The crema is the richest I've ever seen!" Coincidentally, some friends have also asked FrontStreet Coffee how to make espresso crema richer. Today, FrontStreet Coffee is here to share our insights. Rich
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Is Coffee Crema Good for Your Health_ Which Coffee Beans Have More Crema_ Are Coffee Beans with More Crema More Expensive
Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account cafe_style) ●What is a perfect coffee crema layer? For the definition of a perfect crema layer, every barista has their own ideas. When brewing an espresso, the coffee crema layer on top should not be too thin or too thick, and should maintain its state for about two minutes.
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A Brief Analysis of Coffee Crema: What It Is, Its Effects on the Body, and Reasons for Inadequate Extraction
For more professional coffee knowledge and coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style). What is Crema? Crema is a layer of coffee-colored foam that floats on top of coffee, with rich taste and aroma. Simply put, during the brewing process, high temperature and high pressure cause air and elements in coffee to
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Selecting Coffee Beans for SOE: Which Region's Beans Are Best for Single Origin Espresso?
Since the emergence of the "specialty coffee" concept, the unique flavors of various producing regions have become increasingly familiar to coffee connoisseurs. As SOE (Single Origin Espresso) continues to gain popularity in the coffee market, how do you choose the right SOE coffee beans? SOE stands for "Single Origin Espresso" and represents a refined approach to espresso that highlights the distinctive characteristics of beans from a single geographic origin.
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What's the Difference Between Pre-Infusion and Stirring Infusion in Coffee Latte Art? Beginner Tips for Latte Art!
Just like the bloom in pour-over coffee, there's also an important preparatory step in the coffee latte art process! What is it? That's right—it's infusion. The so-called infusion (in the context of latte art) refers to the process where we use part of the milk to mix with the coffee in advance before officially creating the latte art pattern.
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